Franke Consumer Products GL 66 M XS User manual

Instructions for use and installation

Built-in multi-function oven with 6 cooking modes

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GL 62 M XS

GL 66 M XS

GL 66 M NT XS

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Contents

Introduction ............................................................................................... 1

Switching on the first ti

me ......................................................................... 1

Suggestions................................................................................................. 1

A close look................................................................................................ 2

Use............................................................................................................. 3

Cooking table............................................................................................. 8

Cleaning and maintaining the oven............................................................. 9

Service........................................................................................................ 11

Safety warnings .......................................................................................... 11

Installation .................................................................................................. 13

Installation instructions............................................................................... 14

Connection to power mains ...................................................................... 14

Technical data............................................................................................. 15

Introduction

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product.

Before using the

appliance, please read the warnings and instructions in this manual. This will

make it easier to operate and also prolong its service life. Keep this booklet for further

reference.

Switching on the first time

When using the oven for the first time, run it empty with the

temperature knob set to

maximum and the door open for at least 40 minutes – make sure the room is well

ventilated during this procedure.

The odour produced during this procedure is produced by the evaporation of the substance

used to protect the oven during the period between manufacture and installation. The oven

can be used normally once this first procedure has been completed.

Suggestions

When cooking food, do not place it in the oven when the oven is cold; rather, allow it to

reach the set temperature be

fore placing the food in it.

During cooking, never place pans or containers directly on the oven floor; place them on

the provided grills or drip trays in one of the five provided shelves; Failure to observe this

precaution can damage the oven's internal enamelling.

Do not cover the walls of the oven with aluminium foil, especially in the lower part of the

cooking compartment.

Any repairs must be done by Franke authorised service centre.

In case of need, contact our local service centre and use only original spare parts.

Your Franke oven uses a special enamel which is easy to keep clean; make sure to clean it

frequently to avoid baking on dirt and cooking residue.

Self-cleaning panes (if any) can be cleaned with soap and water (see cleaning instructions).

Note: - before switching on the oven, read the Timer Instructions.

- if the oven is equipped with an automatic cooking or switching off programmer, select

the “manual” option indicated by the symbol to use the oven manually .

Timer Instruction....................................................................................... 4-7

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A close look

Control Panel

Program selector knob

Selects the mode of opera

tion of the oven depending on the type of

cooking desired. When the knob is set to a program, the oven's internal

light lights up to show that the oven is on.

Timer / Programmer

Franke ovens have a variety of methods of monitori

ng and controlling

cooking times, consult pag.4 for specific detailed instructions; after you

have identified the type of control provided by your oven, you will find full

instructions on how to use it

Thermostat indicator light

Highlighted by the symbol this indicates that the electrical heating

ele

ments are on. The indicator light turns off when the set temperature

has been reached, and turns back on again when the heating elements are

switched on again. Use this light to check that the oven is at the correct

temperature before inserting the food.

Temperature regulator knob (Thermostat)

Sets the temperature required for the type of food being cooked, and

ensures that it is kept constant throughout the cooking cy

cle. To select

the temperature, turn the knob clockwise so that the index mark

indicates the temperature in question. Maximum temperature is around

260°C.

Drip tray and grille guides

Used for

locating the grilles and drip tra

y

s in

the f

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bl

e positions (1

to 5 starting from the bottom); the cooking table indicates

which position gives best results for each type of cooking.

Drip tray

Normally used for col

lecting juice from roasts or for cooking food

directly; the drip tray can be removed from the oven if not required. The

drip trays are constructed in AA enamelled food safe steel.

Grid

Used for supporting pans, pastry mo

ulds, and any containers other than

the provided drip trays, and especially for cooking with the meat and fish

grill and fan grill functions, toasting bread, etc.

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Use

This oven combines the adv

antages of traditional “static” natural convection ovens with

those of modern “fan ovens”. It is an extremely versatile appliance which allows for easy

and safe selection of 5 different cooking methods. Use knobs (B) and (F) on the control

panel to select the program and temperature. For best results from your Franke oven,

consult the cooking table pag. 19.

Cooling fan

In or

der to

reduce th

e

temperature at t

h

e front of the

oven, the cont

rol

panel

and side

panels, Franke ovens are equipped with a cooling fan which automatically turns on when

the oven is hot. When the fan is running, you will notice hot air blowing from the front of

the oven between the front panel and the oven door; Franke has made sure that the air jet

does not disturb the kitchen environment and that noise is kept to a minimum.

To protect the surrounding kitchen units, the fan keeps running after cooking

until the oven has cooled down.

Cooking programmes

Natural static cooking

Set the thermostat knob (F) to between 50°C and Max (250°C).

The he

at source is both above the food (roof heating element) and below it (floor heating

element). This is the traditional cooking method which results in uniform cooking on a

single shelf.

Fan cooking

Set the thermostat knob (F) to between 50°C and Max (250°C).

This turns on the top (roof) element, the bo

ttom (floor) element and the fan.

The resulting constant, even heat cooks and browns the food uniformly. With this mode,

you can also cook various dishes at the same time, on up to a maximum of 2 different rack

heights.

Grill

The thermostat knob (F) should normally be set to Max (250°C), although a

lower temperature can be set, i

n which case grilling will be slower.

The grill heating element at the top of the oven turns on. In this case the fast surface cooking due

to infrared radiation keeps the interior of the meat tender; the grill can also be used quickly

toasting up to 9 slices of bread. Franke ovens, for safety reasons, are intended to grill food with

the oven door completely closed.

Warning: the grill heating element is very hot when in use; take care not to touch it

accidentally when handling the food; Franke has designed the opening of the oven

compartment in such a way as to protect your hands.

Fan grill cooking

The thermostat knob (F) should normally be set to Max (250°C), although a

lower temperature can be set, i

n which case grilling will be slower.

The grill heating element at the top of the oven turns on, as well as the fan. This combines

unidirectional heating with fan driven distribution of the air throughout the oven. It thus

prevents burning the surface of the food and increases penetration of the heat. This

function gives excellent results for mixed meat and vegetable kebabs, sausages, pork ribs

and lamb chops, devilled chicken, quail with sage, pork fillets, etc...

Select termo

stat tempereture from between 50°C to 250 °C for keeping

Select the desired tempereture between 50°C to 250 °C. Suitable for very

or gently reheating.

slow cooking and

warming up of food.

cooked food

warm

Top Element only

Bottom Element only

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End Cooking Timer Knob

The end cooking timer is a practical device that turns

the oven off automatically at a set time, ranging from

one to 90 minutes. To use the end cooking timer

, the

ringer must be wound up by turning knob (C) almost

one full turn clockwise; now turn back to the time

setting you require (align the index mark on the front

panel with the corresponding number on the knob).

When the cooking time has expired, in addition to the

timer ringing, the oven is automatically turned off.

N.B. The oven will stay hot at around the set

temperature for a considerable period of time after it

has been switched off; to avoid overcooking or

burning the food, remove it from the oven

immediately.

Warning: to use the oven in manual mode, i.e. without using the end cooking

timer, you should align the symbol on the knob with the reference mark

on the control panel. When the oven is turned off, the end cooking timer can

be used just like a normal minute minder.

The electronic cooking timer

C

button, a small

triangle between the hours and minutes will start to flash, use the or buttons for

adjustment. Long presses of those buttons will enable fast adjustments.

1) Switch into time

Adjust the ti een will be

+ or – buttons. nds.

2)

adjustment mode.

the

me using 3) Scr

stabilized in 5 seco

ADJUSTING THE BUZZER ALARM

With this feature, you can program after how much elapsed time you should be warned

by a buzzer sound.

1) Switch into buzzer alarm 2) Give in the period of 3) After a few seconds screen

mode. time to be counted down will return to clock mode

Note: Once programmed, the remaining time can be seen by pressing the

button

once

TIME OF DAY ADJUSTMENT

You can adjust the displayed time only if no automatic cooking program is in progress

(there is just the time and the hand icon on the screen). Press the

Defrost: When the termostat is in off position, perform the oven in upper+bottom+fan position or

gril+fan position

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CANCELLING THE BUZZER SOUND

1) Buzzer will sound after the programmed 2) Press the button to cancel.

amount of time elapses.

AUTOMATIC COOKING PROGRAM

If you want to start cooking immediately, you just have to give in the cooking time.

Example: We placed our food into the oven and want it to be cooked for 2 hours and 15

minutes.

1) Current time is 18:30. 2) Switch into cooking time 3) Adjust the cooking time using

mode.

the + or – buttons.

Now, you have programmed your

oven to cook the food for 2 hours

and 15 minutes. Please do not

forget to bri ng the function and/or

temperature knobs of your oven to

appropriate positions.

4) After a few seconds, the screen

will indicate that cooking has

started and show the current time

Note: You may cancel the automatic cooking mode any time by pressing the button.

In the above example, cooking immediately started after giving in the cooking period. By

pressing the

button, you can see the ready time , ie. the time when the food will be

ready to serve, and if you want, you can al so change it. In the example below, the ready

time will be changed to 21:30.

1) Displayed is the ready 2) Set it to the desired time 3) In a few seconds, screen

time 18:30+2:15=20:45. by using the + or – buttons. switches to clock mode.

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We now have programmed our oven to get the food ready at 21:30. Since the cooking

time was preprogrammed as 2 hours 15 minutes, your oven will start cooking at 19:15, so

that the food is ready at 21:30.

Screen just when cooking starts Screen just when cooking ends

When automatic cooking is completed, a buzzer alarm is heared and will sound, if not

stopped, for 7 minutes.

1) Switch your oven OFF

2) Reset the timer.

Note: Your oven will be inoperative until you reset the timer.

In the example shown, cooking time has been progr ammed first, the ready time was

calculated automatically and was editted by us. It is also poss ible first to program the

ready time, in that cas e the cooking time will be calculated automat ically and should be

editted thereafter.

During the automatic cooking program, the backlight color of the screen will be green

before and red during cooking.

IN CASE MAINS POWER LOSS

Mains power interrupts will switch your oven into OFF mode. In that case the hand icon

on the screen will flash and 12:00 will be displayed. Any cooking program will also be

cancelled. Press the

button to get your oven operative, press once again to the

button switch to adjust the clock (See TIME OF DAY ADJUSTMENT)

Note: If you will not use your oven right now, be sure that it is in OFF position.

FLASHING HAND ICON INDICATES THAT YOUR OVEN IS INOPERATIVE AND YOU

SHOULD PRESS THE

BUTTON TO RESET

BUZZER VOLUME ADJUSTMENT

1) Long press the button 2) Using the + or – buttons, 3) Save your selection by

for 5 sec, you will hear the you may adjust the volume pressing the

button.

current tone. (3 steps available).

BUZZER TONE ADJUSTMENT

Press the button for 5 seconds ( till you see ‘pr 1’ on the screen).

Press the

button to decrease buzzer volume

Press the

button to increase buzzer volume (default is already high)

Press the

button to record the last heard tone.

CREATING YOUR BACKLIGHT COLOUR

Press the button for 5 seconds (till display indicates 'r xx' , where xx is a number between

00 and 100 indicating the red content)

Press the

or button to change the red colour content on the display between 00 and 100

You may press

button to switch to green and blue and make the same colour content

adjustment via or as in red.

When desired colour is obtained, press the button for 5 seconds to record it.

Note: To exit without recording press the

button .

AUTO BACKLIGHT COLOUR CHANGE in AUTO MODE ON/OFF

Press the button for 5 seconds ( till display indicates ON or OFF). Backlight colour change

option toggles from ON to OFF or vice versa.

If this option is ON, backlight colour is red during cooking, green as waiting the cooking time

in auto mode. If this option is OFF, backlight colour doesn't change at auto mode.

BACKLIGHT ON/OFF

Press the button 5 second (till display indicates ON or OFF). Backlight option toggles from

ON to OFF or vice versa.

If this option is ON, backlight is always ON. If this option is OFF, backlight is OFF at manual

status. Backlight will be turned on for 15 seconds when a valid button is pressed.

CLICK ON/OFF

Press the button for 5 seconds (till display indicates ON or OFF). Click option toggles from

ON to OFF or vice versa.

If this option is ON, click is heard when a button is pressed. If this option is OFF, no click tone

is produced.

RETURN to DEFAULT SETTINGS

Press the button for 10 seconds (until ‘pr d’ appears on the display ).

Defaults :

Buzzer : high tone

Backlight colour : 0% red, 50% green, 100% blue ( light blue tone )

Backlight colour changing at auto mode : ON

Backlight : ON

Click tone : ON

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Cooking table

Note: the instructions in the table below result from cooking tests carried out by a team of professional chefs.

They

are only given as a guideline and can be changed according to personal tastes.

Setting the

selector

knob

Type of food Weight

(Kg

)

Shelf

position

Pre-

heatingtime

(min.)

Setting the

C°

thermostat

knob

Cooking

duration

(min.)

Natural

static

cooking

Lamb

Roast Pork

Roast Veal

Omelette

Fruit

Hake-Sea bream-Turbot

Ordinary bread

Pies

Freshwater fish

Polenta with sauce

Soft Fruit Pies

Ricotta Cakes

Plain Cakes

Vegetables

1

0.5

1

0.5

3

2

3

2-4 cont.

2

3

2

4

2

4

2

9.5

10.5

9.5

10.5

9.5

180

200

180

175

200

180

95-100

70-80

140-150

25-30

20-25

25-30

35-40

30

25-30

60

35-40

Fan cooking Saddle of pork

Roast Veal

Baked rabbit

Crescia Marchigiana

(quick flat bread)

Omelettes

Baked Lobsters

Hake-Sea Bream-Trout

Ordinary Bread

Potato Bread

Yellow Saffron Bread

Freshwater fish

Baked Vegetable Dishes

Tuna

Fruit Pies

Savoury Pies

Baked Vegetables

1

0.5

1

0.5

1

1.5

1

3

2

3

2-4 cont.

3

2

2-4 cont.

2

3-5 cont.

9

10

9.5

10

7.5

9

10

8.5

10

9

180

200

190

200

150

180

200

170

200

175

180

75-80

80

55-65

25-30

25

20-25

25-30

20-25

30-35

25-30

20

30-35

40

Grill Chicken Wings

Chops

Scallops

Roast Potatoes

Freshwater fish

Tomatoes au Gratin

Eel kebabs

Turkey kebabs

1

0.8

0.5

1

0.5

4-5 cont.

3

3 or 4

3

3 or 4

2 or 3

3

4

7

Max

25-30

20-25

14-16

20-25

25-30

20

20-25

Fan grill

cooking

Chicken legs

Pork Ribs

Guinea Fowl

Sea bream en papillote

Chicken

Quails

Sausages

Vegetables

1

0.5

1.2

1

1.5

0.8

1

4 or 5

4

3

4

4 or 5

11

15

8.5

15

220

Max

200

Max

20-25

40-45

30-35

20

35-40

30-35

20-25

10-15

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Cleaning and maintaining the oven

Important

Before maintaining the oven, al

ways remove the power plug from its mains socket or

switch off power with the master power switch.

– The stainless steel and enamelled parts of the oven will stay as good as new if regularly

cleaned with water or special detergents, make sure to dry them carefully after

cleaning.

– Never use scouring pads, steel wool, muriatic acid or other products which could

scratch or mark the surface. Do not use steam cleaners.

– Stains on the base of the oven, due to various cooking products (sauces, sugar, egg

white and fats) are always produced by spills and splashes. Splashes occur during

cooking and the result of cooking at too high a temperature, while spills are due to the

use of insufficiently capacious cooking vessels or an incorrect estimate of increases in

volume during cooking. These two problems can be solved by using cooking vessels

with high borders or by using the provided drip tray. As regards cleaning the lower part

of the oven, clean off any stains when the oven is still slightly warm; the longer you

delay cleaning them off, the harder it is to remove them.

Cleaning the oven door

– The oven door must be cleaned, both inside and out, when the oven

is completely cold using

hot water. Do not use abrasive cloths. Clean the glass with special detergent.

– Clean the enamelled surfaces, and the oven interior, with hot water and non-abrasive

detergent.

Replacing the oven light

Franke ovens are equipped with a circular

lamp positioned on the top left at the back of

the compartment.

Replace the oven light as follows:

- Switch off power to the appliance with the master power switch used in connecting the

oven to the mains supply, or by removing the plug from the mains socket, if it can be

reached.

- Unscrew the glass cover (A).

- Unscrew the bulb and replace with a high temperature resistant bulb (300°C) of the

following type:

Voltage: 220/230V - 50Hz

Power: 15W

Fitting: (E14) small

- Refit the glass cover (A) and reconnect the power supply.

A

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R

emoving the oven door

Removal oven door for easy cleaning

Before cleaning the oven door, we advise you to

follow below steps to

seperate oven door from the oven body:

1. Open the door completely. Dismount the locking part on the hinge by

lifting with screwdriver.

2. Push the locking part in the direction of the glass door to the hinge body.

3. Open the glass door to the back slightly and insert the locking part

to it’s place on hinge. Make sure that this is done on both for left and

right hinges.

4. Lift the door slightly and pull the door with your two hands to

seperate from the oven.

Inserting the oven door

After cleaning, for inserting oven door to oven body it is recommended

to apply below steps:

1. Hold the door in open position and insert the hinge to hinge counter part.

2. Open the glass door to the back slightly for getting the locking part

and then push ahead and lock with screwdriver.

3. Open and close the door to make sure that it has been fitted

correctly.

Don't work the oven unless install the glass door

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Service

In case of malfunction, contact a Franke Techni

cal Service Centre (see attached list).

Do not call in unauthorised technicians.

When contacting the Service Centre, quote the following information:

–Type of fau

lt;

– Appliance model (Art.);

– Serial number (S.N.);

This information is given on the appliance dataplate on the warranty certificate.

Safety warnings

Always contact a Franke Technical Service Centre in the following conditions:

To ensure safe, efficient operation of the appliance:

•

always have the appliance serviced by a Franke Authorised Service Centre

• always insist on the use of original spare parts

• The appliance is designed for non-professional, domestic use; do not attempt to

modify its specifications.

• The dataplate is marked with symbols indicating the countries for which the

instructions apply

• The electrical safety of the oven is only guaranteed when the appliance is effectively

earthed, as required by established legislation.

• Do not touch the heating elements or the door when the oven is on, as they

reach very high temperatures. Keep children away from the oven when it is in

use.

Do not allow children to touch:

- the controls or the appliance itself;

- the

packing elements (bags, polystyrene, staples, etc.);

- the oven in use, and immediately after use, while it is still hot;

- the appliance when not in use (at which time the otherwise hazardous components are

no longer a source of risk).

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Do not:

- touch the appliance with wet hands or other parts of the body;

- use the appliance when barefoot;

- pull th

e appliance or power cable to remove the plug from the power socket;

- use the appliance in an unsuitable or hazardous manner;

- block the ventilation and cooling vents;

- route the power cables of other appliances across the hot parts of the appliance;

- expose the oven to atmospheric agents (rain, sun);

- use the oven to store objects of any kind;

- use flammable fluids in the proximity of the appliance;

- use adapters, multiple-sockets and/or extension leads;

- install or repair the appliance without the aid of an authorised technician.

- installation (to the manufacturer's instructions);

- doubt regarding the operation of the appliance;

- replacement of the power socket if incompatible with the appliance's plug,

Contact a Franke Authorised Service Centre in the following cases:

- immediately after having removed the packaging, if you have doubts about the

condition of the applian

ce;

- replacement of or damage to the power cable;

- malfunction or poor operation; always insist on original spare parts.

Observe the following precautions:

- only use the appliance for cooking food, and for no other purposes;

- b

efore cleaning or servicing the oven or in case of malfunction, disconnect the

appliance from the electrical power supply;

- use oven gloves for placing cooking dishes in the oven or removing them;

- since the ends of the door handle may be hotter due to jets of hot air, always grasp it at

its centre;

- always check that the control knobs are in the off position when the oven is not in use;

- should you decide to stop using the oven, disconnect it from the mains.

• The manufacturer is not liable for damages resulting from: incorrect installation,

improper, incorrect or unreasonable use.

contact with your electrician.

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Installation

Important: installat

ion must be done in compliance with established standards and

regulations. It must be done by a Franke Technical Service Centre

Kitchen unit requirements

For built-in units, the components

(plastic materials and wooden

veneer) must be assembled with

heat resistant adhesive

(max

100°C): unsuitable materials and

adhesives can result in warping and

failure of the adhesive. The unit

must allow sufficient room for the

electrical cabling. The unit must be

robust enough to support the

weight of the appliance.

The oven must be securely installed

in the compartment. The oven may

be installed in a column unit or

underneath the top of a modular

unit, so long as sufficient ventilation

is provided.

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Installation instructions

Connection to power mains

FRANKE ovens are equipped with a three pole power

cable with free terminals.

If the oven is permanently connected to the power supply, install a device to ensure that it

is disconnected from the power supply, with a contacts opening distance (of at least 3

mm) to ensure total disconnection in conditions of category III overvoltage. Make sure:

a) the plug and socket are suitable for a 16A current

b) both are easily accessible and positioned so that no live part can be accessed when

inserting or removing the plug

c) the plug can be easily inserted

d) when plugged in, the oven doesn't rest against the plug when installed in the cabinet

e) the same socket must not be used for two plugs

f) a 3 x 1.5 mm2 cable

type

H05VV-F should b

e used to replace

the power cable

g) the polarity of connection of the free terminals must be

respected

(Brown=Phase – Blue=Neutral – YellowGreen=Earth)

N.B: make sure that the characteristics of your power system

(voltage, maximum power and current), are compatible with

those of your FRANKE oven.

Place the appliance in the compartment; secure the oven to the unit with

the 4 screws provided, through the holes in its side panels.

If the oven is to be fitted underneath a cooktop, first turn the cooktop

assembly (R) to the right or left so that the oven fits properly.

BLU

MARRONE

BROWN

BLUE

GIALLO-VERDE

YELLOW-GREEN

L

N

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Technical data

INFORMATION FOR USERS

Pursuant to the article of Legislative Decree n. 15, of 25th July

, “Actuation of Directives 2002/95/

EC, 2002/96/EC and 2003/108/EC, concerning a reduction in the use of dangerous substances in

electric and electronic appliances, as well as waste disposal”

The symbol of the barred dustbin shown on the appliance indicates that at the end of its useful life it must be

collected separately from other waste.

The user must therefore contact a waste sorting company specialized in the collection of electronic and

electrical appliances, to consign the product.

Proper waste sorting for subsequent recycling of parts and materials, and disposal compatible with the

environment contributes to prevent possible negative effects on public health and the environment and

facilitates the reuse of the materials used to produce the appliance.

Improper disposal may subject the user to the fines indicated in the Legislative Decree. n. 22/1997” (article 50

and thereafter of Leg. Decree n. 22/1997).

Useable dimensions of the oven:

435 mm. wide

424 mm. deep

315 mm. high

Useable volume of the oven:

58 litres

Consumption (static operation):

 0. kWh

Consumption (fan operation):

0.7 kWh

Power voltage and frequency:

20V ~ 50Hz

Total power and fuse rating:

2,500kW - 16A

Heating element power:

roof 1200 W

floor 1300 W

grill 2000 W

fan 30 W

oven light 1 x 15 W

tangential fan 15 W

The appliance complies with the

following EU Directives:

–//EEC

 (LowVoltage);

– 89/336/EECof

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